Our Deportment - Or the Manners, Conduct and Dress of the Most Refined Society by John H. Young
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CHAPTER III. INTRODUCTIONS. Acquaintances thus formed--Promiscuous, informal and casual introductions--Introduction of a gentleman to a lady and a lady to a gentleman--Introduction at a ball--The manner of introduction--Introducing relatives--Obligatory introductions--Salutations after introduction--Introducing one's self--Letters of introduction--How they are to be delivered--Duty of a person to whom a letter of introduction is addressed--Letters of introduction for business purposes 31 CHAPTER IV. SALUTATIONS. The salutation originally an act of worship--Its form in different nations--The bow, its proper mode--Words of salutation--Manner of bowing--Duties of the young to older people--How to avoid recognition--Etiquette of handshaking--Kissing as a mode of salutation--The kiss of friendship--The kiss of respect 42 CHAPTER V. ETIQUETTE ON CALLS. |
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